KEEGO HARBOR — Det. Kevin Oliver and officer James Dennis of the Keego Harbor Police Department were honored with an award of valor by Police Chief Robert Barnes and the Keego Harbor City Council at the April 16 council meeting.

SOUTHFIELD — A 28-year-old woman has been reported to be stable after suffering from stab wounds, according to law enforcement.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — Run Like a Mother is back to help raise money for a charity and offer a great way to find wellness.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — At its meeting on April 27, the Harrison Township Board of Trustees heard public comment about various special assessment districts proposed throughout the township.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP — After a long, fraught relationship between the entities, representatives from Priority Waste came before the Clinton Township Board of Trustees seeking support for an ownership change.

HAZEL PARK — A growing series of crafting classes in Hazel Park has spread to Clawson, Farmington Hills and soon Armada, attracting people of all ages to enjoy evenings painting, making crushed glass, crocheting, and even baking sourdough bread.

MADISON HEIGHTS — When Mary Curry, the general manager at Charlie’s Restaurant in Madison Heights, received a text from one of her servers, she thought it would be small talk about baseball. Instead, it was about a harrowing situation that had just unfolded at the diner.

MADISON HEIGHTS/CHESTERFIELD — Austin Catholic High School kicks off May with a new face around the halls, as Allison Hoover becomes the school’s new president on Monday, May 4.

MADISON HEIGHTS/HAZEL PARK — Hazel Park Mayor Mike Webb and Madison Heights Mayor Corey Haines spoke to the achievements of their towns during the annual State of the Cities event April 24.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — A Detroit man and a Clinton Township woman have been arraigned for their alleged involvement in a drive-by shooting that took place on April 25.

ST. CLAIR SHORES — Under a clouded sky, the Eagles Aerie No. 3619 and volunteers cleaned up Brys Park in St. Clair Shores. 

MOUNT CLEMENS — Shafted by a weighty repair bill, the Anton Art Center is turning to the Macomb County community to help raise enough money to cover the cost of fixing its elevator.

WARREN — New motorcycles that officials say will make officers safer, faster and more efficient are rolling into the Warren Police Department’s fleet. The new motorcycles are 2026 BMW R 1300 RT-P’s and were purchased from BMW Motorcycles of Southeast Michigan in Plymouth.

STERLING HEIGHTS — Two 19-year-old men from out of state are facing prison terms for their alleged involvement in a vandalism spree that spread hateful messages.

ROYAL OAK — Students from Royal Oak Schools are currently showcasing their art on the walls of the Royal Oak Public Library for the third annual Royal Oak Schools Art Show. 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS — A Cranbrook alumnus gave a $15 million lead gift to the Cranbrook Educational Community — one of the largest gifts in recent history.

ROSEVILLE/GROSSE POINTES/ST. CLAIR SHORES — When Nichole Shier launched Neighborhood Masonry Specialists in April 2014, she wanted more than a successful company. As a single mother, she set out to build a lasting family business grounded in craftsmanship, personal service and something she could one day pass down to the next generation.